| Measurement at the Crossroads 2022 : Measuring and Modeling |
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29/06 am
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P1 MODELS OF MEASUREMENT 1 |
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29/06 pm
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P3 MODELS IN PRACTICE 2 |
Alessandro Giordani
& Luca Mari |
Equational vs Representational Modeling of Measurement |
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Aja Watkins |
Climate Data and Paleoclimate Proxy Data: A Comparison of Measurement Processes |
| Giovanni Battista Rossi |
Looking for a model for indirect measurement |
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Gauthier Fontaine |
Epistemological analysis of uncertainties linked to the conception and the use of models in environmental assessment. |
| Joshua McGrane, Derek Briggs & Andrew Maul |
A general framework for measurement applied to temperature and reading |
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Loïc Jeanson
& Jean Davoigneau |
Using the meridian circles Eichens-Gautier in France for a hundred years: identification of meridian measurement evolutions through instrumental and practices changes |
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Corey Dethier |
Calibrating statistical tools |
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| P2 MODELS IN PRACTICE 1 |
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P4 MODELS OF MEASUREMENT 2 |
| Leah McClimans |
Patient Centered Measurement |
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Erik Curiel |
Kinematics, Not Dynamics, Grounds the Modeling of Measurements |
| Morgan Thompson |
Characterizing and Measuring Racial Discrimination in Public Health Research |
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Luca Mari, Mark Wilson
& Andrew Maul |
Calibration Across the Sciences |
| José Antonio Pérez-Escobar |
Measurement in cognitive neuroscience and functional commitments: falling into epistemic circularity? |
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Roman Z. Morawski |
Application-oriented meta-model of measurement uncertainty |
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30/06 am
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P5 PHILOSOPHICAL CHALLENGES 1 |
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30/06 pm
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P7 PHILOSOPHICAL CHALLENGES 2 |
| Jim Grozier |
In search of approximate truth |
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Irene Bosco |
A Model for Multiple Appearances Based on Williamson's GCEL |
| Marco Camacho |
Excluding Possibilities: Towards a Unified Account of Precision |
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Marion Boulicault |
Measurement and Inductive Risk |
| Alexander Mussgnug |
The Predictive Reframing of Supervised Machine Learning Applications: Good Predictions and Bad Measurements |
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Götz Hoeppe |
Self-explicating measurements |
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| P6 PERSPECTIVES FROM HISTORY |
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P8 SOCIAL MEASUREMENTS 1 |
| Michele Luchetti |
Measurement and coordination in Fechner’s psychophysics |
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Alessandra Basso |
Concepts of inequality and their measurement |
| Gabriel Giovannetti |
Principles of Measurement in question : Reichenbach against kantianism and conventionalism |
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Wojciech Mamak |
A Proof Above All'. Discovery and Deployment of Statistical Arguments in a Modernising Society: The Case of 1882-1921 Poland. |
| Nadine de Courtenay |
Understanding Norman Campbell’s contribution to the philosophy of measurement in the light of “physical” and “mathematical” modeling |
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Quentin Dufour |
Measuring the national economy. How national accountants work with the national accounting model to represent the economy. |
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01/07 am
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P9 QUANTITIES & MAGNITUDES |
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01/07 pm
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P11 MODELS IN PRACTICE 3 |
| Cristian Larroulet Philippi |
Is Measurement in the Human Sciences Doomed? On the Quantity Objection |
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Eran Tal, Sebastian Rodriguez Duque & Skye Barbic |
Philosophy of Measurement in the Clinic: A Normative Framework for Measuring Mental Health |
| Eran Tal |
Who Needs Magnitudes? |
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Alistair Isaac |
The Miracle of MDS Explained as Calibration: A lesson from psychophysics for psychometrics |
| Jo Wolff |
Does RTM offer a reductionist approach to quantitativeness? |
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David Torres Irribarra
& Amy Arneson |
The challenge of defining and interpreting dimensionality in educational and psychological contexts |
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| P10 SOCIAL MEASUREMENTS 2 |
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P12 PHILOSOPHICAL CHALLENGES 3 |
| Jana Uher |
Psychometrics is not measurement. Fundamental differences in data-generation traceability and numerical traceability between the sciences. |
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Rebecca Jackson |
The Cervix, the Cervimeter, and Centimeters: A Historical Case of (Im)Precision in Clinical Practice |
| Roberta Ferrario, Claudio Masolo & Chiara Bassetti |
Qualitative social research and measurement |
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Mahmoud Jalloh |
Measurement Dimensions |
| Marco Fattore |
Synthesis is not aggregation: the partial order approach to social indicators |
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Miguel Ohnesorge |
Pluralizing Measurement: Physical Geodesy’s Measurement Problem and its Resolution |
